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The Target breach showed that card payments create a massive security problem. If EMV won't solve it, here's what else could

John Heggestuen   

The Target breach showed that card payments create a massive security problem. If EMV won't solve it, here's what else could
Enterprise4 min read

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There is a massive credit card fraud problem in the US. Fraud cost US retailers approximately $32 billion in 2014. Much of the fraud problem is the result of the relatively weak security of credit and debit cards.

To solve this problem, a new type of credit card with a microchip, called EMV, is being implemented - but EMV won't be a panacea. It will cause fraud to migrate to other weaker points within the payments ecosystem.

To solve the card fraud problem across in-store, online and mobile payments, payment companies and merchants are implementing new payment protocols that could finally help mitigate fraud.

In a new report from BI Intelligence, we look at how the dynamics of fraud are shifting across in-store and online channels and explain the top new types of security that are gaining traction across each of these channels, including on Apple Pay.

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Here are some of the key takeaways:

In full, the report:

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